Religion
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It’s a Facebook world
I sent a photo of our new beautiful grand baby to a family member by email but discovered they had already seen it on Facebook. Facebook news travels faster than a speeding bullet!
- Signposts on the road to Armageddon
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- Male and female
- From the Shepherd's heart
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Your personal black hole
“I want my life narrated by Morgan Freeman.” I saw those words on a T-shirt and smiled. That actor has one of the most distinguished voices I’ve ever heard. The next day, I heard him narrating a TV program on black holes. Black holes are mysterious dense objects in deep space. Made by collapsing stars, their gravity sucks in all matter and energy around them so strongly that even light cannot escape. Anything that falls in can never get out.
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Midnight Cry filming
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From the Shepherd’s heart
"Then Jesus entered and passed through Jericho. Now behold, there was a man named Zacchaeus who was a chief tax collector, and he was rich." — Luke 19:1-5
Most of us know the story of Zacchaeus, up the tree, meeting Jesus. This is an interesting story of a rich, powerful man running to keep ahead of the parade of a famous man passing through Jericho. Because he was short and couldn’t see, he climbed a tree to see. - More Religion Headlines
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